Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-05

The Academy opens with $50 students.
more coming. The Union schools have
az attendance OF 400.
Judge Ross has been up into the Is
sex CO. woods dividing up Avery's Gore
snons is owners.
The biz Hazeu Oxen. now owned hy
Hastings 4 Moore, have gone 10 the
Msine state fair. They now weigh al
most 700 pounds.
The date OF the reunion Of the Third
Vermont regiment has been fixed for
october y, 70 be held in this place.
correspondence i now being had with
NUMBER of eminent men who will be
engaged - speakers.
The annual fair OF the Caledonia Az
rlcultur4l society and Fair Ground Com
panY comes Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
dsy snd Friday. Sept 1923. The fr>t
Gsy VIII be devoted TO the entry OF stock
snd articles for exhibition: in the after-
noon there viii be the cavalcade and ex-
smination OF draft and fat oxen Ca
the second day in the morning will oe
the cavalcAde of oxen, etc, and in the
afternoon the examination Of mares and
colts. On the morning Of the third day
comes the cavalcade of horses on eNhi-
bltion and az II s. m, address by Hon.
George B. Loring of Salem. Mass. Coun-
" trotting in the afternoon. On the
fourth day the annual horse fair OF the
Fair Ground company. The admission
will b> - cents for each of the first three
days aud s. on the fourth day. Exhih-
itor>' tickets emitting to admission first
three days, 80 cents; single teams p
cents. Lady exhibitors in Floral hall
department entitled TO ticket OF admiSS-
ion three first days. Tickets admitting
70 seats Is cents. Among the special
attractions 10 the fair will be the large
yoke OF oxen exhibited last year by L.
d. Hazen of this place. now owned by
Ha>tius < Moore Of Barnet. These oxen
nov weigh about 1000 pounds. L. d.
Hasen will make larger display Of fine
cattle than ever before, and the rare
herd Of cattle TO be exhibited by l. B.
Harris have been announced
W est Burke
Oliver Coe has tub of sugar that he
made fifty years ago. l. H. McClary OF
Albany recently purchased lone pound OF
II paying sl.O0 therefor So says the
UBioH-
Mss Ida Way was married recently
TO H. J. Goodell of Atlanta, Georgia, TO
which place they go TO reside. Miss Way
Is fine young lady and much esteemed
by alI her acquaintance, who are very
SONY TO have her leave town. Mr.. Good
ellis doing 3 prosperous business in
wholesale furniture establishment in At
lanta. He formerly resided in this town.
Their many friends wish them a long
lie and much happiness.
Hard<vick.
Four car loads of calves were shipped
from this station Monday morning.
Potatoes scarce and high: wheat is
failure; corn quite up to the average.
Building lots are in demand. The gran
tie business seemingly on the increase.
Wesley Spencer has recently purchased
the Page residence, formerly the Ward
plsce, Pear the depot.
he leunion Of Co. l.. 18th Regt. is
postponed for one year on account of
tbs regimental reunion which occurs at
Burlington the 2Sth and 18th of this
month.
Two very sad events have recently |
occurred in our village in the deaths OF |
T. a. C Kent and Henry F. Way, both |
young men of promise. Each in the |
prime and Yigor OF early manhood. sur |
rounded by loving friends at home and |
in the community wherever an acquaint- |
.nce was formed. Mr.. Kent died of |
consumption, being confined indoors |
for long time. Mr.. Ways sickness |
was short, and previous 10 his last few 1
DAYS be was among the most promising for
= long aud prosperous future. Mr.. Way |
was connected with the Norwich |
University, where he would have soon |
graduated with honors. Teaching school, |
assisting his father in the store, working |
as best he might TO procure funds 10 |
complete his schooling seemed his great |
est ambition The whole community |
mourn the loss. and greatly sympathize |
with his parents. His funeral was large |
IL attended. Rev Mr.. Booth OF Mortified, |
officiating
East Hardwick.
Eta Stevens will teach at Cabot, fall |
and winter.
D. Y. Jenness attended the big Odd |
Fellows meeting at Weirs, \. H.
DR.. Pierce. an agent for the Vermont
Farm Machine Co. has been here trying |
10 work up a cooperative creamery.
Remember the meeting in the new
hall Wednesday evening, when Hon.
Mortimer Whitehead speaks to the far
mers.
Rev E. Z. Rogers and family leave
to-day for a few weeks absence, visiting
friends. They go with their own car
rage
Lyndonvi11e.
The LyndoHrilIe NetrS failed to appear
last week for some reason.
W. H. Kenyon and Harvey Quimby
think Of starting a tailoring establish
ment at Newport
Mortimer Whitehead will address the
people of the Vile and vicinity on the
subject of agriculture Al music hall,
Pridsy afternoon.
Herbert Darling is reported TO be i'm
proving.
Gertie Eastman dislocated an elbow
Joint last week
Mrs McCaskeIl from Montreal X visit
ng at her brothers, F. NJ. Abbott.
". 3. Atwood and his family are
spending their vacation at T. J. Camp
bells.
Gertie, daughter OF w. 3. Eastman,
Ell from a hammock recently and broke